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Temple Stay Korea had been Buddhist country. Buddhism entered Korea almost 1,500 years ago. It came through China to Korea, through Korea to Japan. In the past, Buddhism has been one of the two fundamental theories that sustained past Korea. Those are Buddhism and Coufuciousnism. In these days, those two traditional philosophies don't have as much influence over the society as it did in the past. However, it still remains in Koreans way of thinking and way of reacting. Many foreigners in Korea tend to visit Buddhist temple in mountain. They practice 'zen' meditation with monks, eat Buddhist vegetarian food and take regular daily routine as monks do there. Doing those, they renew their heart and reflect on themselves and keep distance from busyness in city life. Temple stay is one of the good ways to experience Korean culture.

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Temple Stay

Korea had been was once a Buddhist country. Buddhism entered Korea almost 1,500 years ago. It came through China to Korea, and then through Korea to Japan. In the past, Buddhism has  had been one of the two fundamental theories that sustained past Korea. (I don't understand what you mean by "sustained past."  I'm pretty sure that's the wrong verb) Those are Buddhism and Coufuciousnism Confucianism.

In These days, those two traditional philosophies don't have as much influence over the society as it they did in the past. However, it they still remains in a part of Koreans' way of thinking and way of reacting.

Many foreigners in Korea tend to visit Buddhist temples in the mountains. They practice 'zen' meditation with monks, eat Buddhist vegetarian food, and take regular daily routine as monks do there follow the monks' daily routine.
Doing those activities, they renew their hearts and reflect on themselves and keep distance themselves from the busyness in  ofcity life.

A temple stay is one of the good ways to experience Korean culture.

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(P.S. I did a temple stay when I visited Korea.  It was an excellent experience!)

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